NRCS Supports 200,000 Households Across 12 States Through Flood Resilience Project

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Written By Ayomide Fiyinfunoluwa

Nigerian Red Cross Strengthens Flood Preparedness in 12 States

The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) has provided support to more than 200,000 households across 12 states through a flood resilience project designed to strengthen disaster preparedness, reduce vulnerability and improve community response to flooding.

The initiative forms part of broader efforts to enhance resilience in flood-prone communities as Nigeria continues to face increasing climate-related risks. According to the NRCS, the programme focuses on early warning systems, community preparedness, risk awareness and emergency response mechanisms to help vulnerable populations better withstand flood disasters.

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Ayomide Fiyinfunoluwa

Written by Ayomide Fiyinfunoluwa, Housing Journalist & Daily News Reporter

Ayomide is a dedicated Housing Journalist at Nigeria Housing Market, where he leads the platform's daily news coverage. A graduate of Mass Communication and Journalism from Lagos State University (LASU), Ayomide applies his foundational training from one of Nigeria’s most prestigious media schools to the fast-paced world of property development. He specializes in reporting the high-frequency events that shape the Nigerian residential and commercial sectors, ensuring every story is anchored in journalistic integrity and professional accuracy.

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